A short instructional YouTube clip by Hadar Shemesh explaining the phrasal verb "shop around" (comparing price and quality across shops). The speaker gives example sentences showing usage and mentions free downloadable practice materials (a PDF and audio) with additional phrasal verbs for learners.
To shop around is not just to go out and shop, it is actually to compare the price and the quality of a certain object or a similar object in different shops. Shop around, shop around, shop around. You can find a cheaper gift if you shop around. I think you need to shop around if you want to find a better deal. Shop around to get the best Christmas shop per round. I also have a free PDF for you and audio practice that you can download with five more phrasal verbs and more sentences to practice.
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